First of all, we found it REALLY difficult to find Colorado tourism shops while we stayed in…read moreDenver. This is much different than in our home state of Florida, where there are tourist shops EVERYWHERE. So when we were in the airport waiting to fly home, we decided to browse around this store. Boy are glad we did!! The prices here are really affordable, and much lower than we expected. We found some nice stuff here. This is a good option if you're looking for last minute touristy stuff.

Need a gift before you fly home? This is where you should stop…read more When I travel for work I try and bring my kids a souvenir from my trip. My dad used to do that for me and I've continued the tradition. But sometimes, work prevents me from finding a place for souvenirs. This shop to the rescue. Whether you want plushys, tshirts, stickers, mugs, purses, post cards, or pretty much any souvenir, they have it here. Prices are not cheap but it is in an airport. For example, one tshirt that looked nice was nearly $40 with tax. This trip I found souvenirs elsewhere but when I need some more, I'll be sure to stop here.

There's usually many options for local fare in airports and DEN is no different. What does vary is…read morethe service you recieve and quality of product. This little kiosk sells all limited products made just for Colorado lovers. The gentleman working the booth won me over and almost had me opening my pockets even more! I stuck to my plan however and came away with a cool limited edition trucker hat as a little surprise for someone back home. Best priced in all the airport and more unique than anything sold in the general goods stores. Thank you very much!

Needed some candy before my flight so I stopped in. They carry more items than I thought…read more Everything from candy to snacks to beverages to reading materiel to souvenirs. It was amazing how many things they had. I bought some candy and browsed the luggage options too. Cashier was friendly and nice.

Delayed on a United flight so they gave us food vouchers and I stopped by here to get a bunch of…read moresnacks instead. Decent selection and not bad pricing for the airport.

They had what I needed for a reasonable price. The receipt says no returns or exchanges. We'll…read moresee how that works out. Meaning -will product die or kill my phone.

I walked in to shop and the clerk was sitting on the back counter chomping on gum with her…read moreearphones in and looking at her phone . She never looked up. I walked right out.

Great store to shop for Colorado souvenirs and some unique gift items. The staff was very friendly…read moreand their prices are very reasonable for being located in an airport terminal. They have a variety of choices from gift items, to souvenirs, to snacks.

They overcharged us for 7 items of 1.99 each. We bought 12…read morekey chains with 3 item free 1 promotion and she keyed in 16 items for us. Wowza. We didn't have time to check as we rushed to the boarding gate at the airport. Good god those key chains will forever remind us how Avila workers work at that branch !

Great, fun assortment of tsotchkes (sp?) -- silly, cute souvenirs with a western flavor. Some true…read moreartisan crafts mixed in, lots of guide books, foods (mainly jams, muffin/pancake mixes/soups). Does anyone really still collect those little spoons?

I didn't want to write this but it's been bothering me all day since 11am today & here I am at…read more11pm. Browsing the airport stores, as we enter the mini stores, all back to back. I noticed this gentleman and I walked in the same time & he only took a few steps and noticed it wasn't what he needed and started to turn away. The 3 male cashiers asked "can we help you" and he said oh, sandwiches but was leaving because.. it's a sock store. Pure accident. There are tons of stores and all have something different. All 3 cashiers started laughing and making fun of him and then.. began to engage with a customer laughing and making fun of him. It made me upset and it was an accident but they kept going and going. I finally walked out a few minutes later, & yet they continued but making more jokes. It was extremely immature, ugly behavior, & they were so loud I walked back to the store to the left to grab a snack, & the same gentleman was in there and I could hear them. I don't care how old you are, you are working and you don't engage with customers making fun of other customers when did not do anything I and we're not rude. Do better.

Cool shop, but definitely out of my price range. I bought two rainbow trivets with the "C" for…read moreColorado, $38 each, and a wooden peg game box- also around that price. I was really interested in the bracelets and carved animal figures, but they were priced out of budget for me. Large selection. Beautiful displays.

An ecclectic and art eccentric shop featuring unique gift items that may or may not remind you of…read moreyour visit to Colorado. Not too many things up my alley here but they do offer a fine selection of not so ordinary greeting cards. You know, the artsy ones like PaPaYa... big fan.

Look all over the internet for corporate phone number to call and make a complaint could not find…read morea number or ail. if you are paying with cash watch it, the clerks are smooth. they tried not to give me my full amount change back. had to ask for it and a receipt.

Before I walked in, I knew this was the one. My search was over, and my journey was complete. All…read morethe souvenirs that I would need at this spot and I could go home happy. Being an avid traveler, I have to collect some kind of trinket from my trips. As a sucker for magnets, it could only make sense to add on to my collection! Shopping for souvenirs gets me so stressed out and excited at the same time. The thing that really caught my eye? Dreamcatchers. They are so pretty, I wanted to buy them all! This store has all the basics: magnets, postcards, T shirts, keychains, chocolate (apparently Colorado has their own chocolate?), etc. Everything is reasonably priced, nothing crazy.

Rockies Trading Post serves as the gift shop for the Gaylord Resort. They carry lots of mountain…read morethemed apparel, gifts, toys and toiletry items that a traveler might need. The shop is large and neat. The clerks are welcoming and helpful. There is a nice selection of Colorado art and kitchen ware. Also, they carry name brands like Brighton, Vera Bradley and OkuKai and have an assortment of high quality Colorado logo sweatshirts. I was thinking of picking up a dress, but they were $400! I was also looking for a map, but did not find one. Most of the merchandise was overpriced. I didn't end up buying anything, despite being tempted.

Extremely overpriced store with rude staff. Better off taking an Uber to find what you need for…read moreyour convenience$ or just using Instacart and avoid the place overall. They will tell you because it's Colorado, they are not required to provide basic customer service and won't disclose what they are charging you extra for at check out - which is also non refundable. Beware!